Gutters and downspouts

Gutter replacement cost calculator

Estimate gutter replacement cost. Remove existing and install new.

Try the calculation

Add removal as a separate line from new installation.

Adjustable example. Change these illustrative inputs to match your task, then recalculate. Reset restores the example and its result.

Enter gutter length in ft.
Enter install low rate in $/ft.
Enter install high rate in $/ft.
Enter a local or documented removal rate. Zero is allowed.

Result
Enter values

Understand the result

How this calculation works

Replacement cost adds a separately entered removal rate to the installation range.

Steps

  1. Enter gutter length, low and high installation rates and the removal rate for the same linear-foot scope.

The form starts with the worked example below. Change its values and selections to match your task; Reset restores the example.

Formula

low/high total = length × (installation low/high + removal rate).

Variables and units

Gutter length (ft)
Required. Use a positive value. Starting example: 64. Replace it for your task.
Install low rate ($/ft)
Required. Use a positive value. Starting example: 10.41. Replace it for your task.
Install high rate ($/ft)
Required. Use a positive value. Starting example: 15.77. Replace it for your task.
Removal rate ($/ft)
Required. Zero is accepted. Starting example: 2. Replace it for your task. Enter a local or documented removal rate.

What the result means

The calculator treats removal as a separate entered rate; disposal is not automatically added.

Worked example

Inputs: Gutter length = 64; Install low rate = 10.41; Install high rate = 15.77; Removal rate = 2.

Calculation: 64 ft × ($10.41 + $2.00) = $794.24 low; 64 ft × ($15.77 + $2.00) = $1,137.28 high.

Result: 794.24–1,137.28 $.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a separate disposal input?

No. Disposal is included only when the removal quote includes it; use the installation cost page for separately quoted removal and disposal rates.

Does it price new gutters?

It adds the entered installation range and removal rate.

Can low and high be equal?

Yes, when a single quoted installation rate is being compared.